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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/scienrds/scienceandnerds/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Source: https:\/\/www.theverge.com\/2022\/4\/27\/23044490\/apple-diy-repair-self-service-replacement-part-price-apple-store<\/a> Apple is now selling replacement iPhone parts directly to customers<\/a>, allowing them to repair their own devices rather than paying a professional. But if you were expecting a DIY repair to be a way of saving money, then you might be a little disappointed. Apple\u2019s pricing for some of the most common replacement parts is very similar to what it\u2019ll charge you to do the repairs at an Apple Store, even when you\u2019re the one delicately taking your phone apart to swap out a broken part. Only once you factor in the credit you get for sending in a replaced part do you stand to see a more significant saving.<\/p>\n Take battery replacements. Apple is charging $69 for a Battery & Screw Kit for iPhone 12 or 13 models and $49 for the same kit for the third-generation iPhone SE. But look at Apple\u2019s site<\/a>, and an out-of-warranty battery replacement costs exactly the same: $69 for the iPhone 12 or 13 and $49 for the iPhone SE. Apple\u2019s press release says it\u2019s selling these parts at the \u201csame price<\/a>\u201d as what it charges its network of repair partners. <\/p>\n
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